Given Me
Dan Bremnes's song "Wherever I Go" is an uplifting Christian track that encourages listeners to use their God-given gifts to serve others. The lyrics reflect a personal journey from feeling hopeless and insignificant to realizing that even small acts of faith can make a difference. Bremnes sings about having hands to serve, words for the hurting, and eyes to see those in need, emphasizing that believers can start with what God has given them. The song highlights themes of faith, service, and trusting God's plans, with a message that echoes the biblical call to care for the least of these.
I have wondered, how can I
Even start to change something?
It seems so hopeless
Should I even try?
And I question, oh am I
Just a drop in this ocean?
Is it worth the shove?
Oh I'm beginning to find
You've given me hands so I can serve
You've given me words for the hurting
You've given me eyes to see those who are in need
You've given me more than I deserve
For those who never had enough
And I finally see
I can start with what You've given me
It's so easy to make this
All about my own weakness
But You're calling me to the least of these
And as I reach out, You're healing
And it starts with believing
That an act of faith can set the prisoner free
You've given me hands so I can serve
You've given me words for the hurting
You've given me eyes to see those who are in need
You've given me more than I deserve
For those who never had enough
And now I finally see
That I can start with what You've given me
You gave a seed of faith to move mountains
I will start with what You've given
I know it's for Your plans
You've given me hands so I can serve
You've given me words for the hurting
You've given me eyes to see those who are in need
You've given me more than I deserve
For those who never had enough
And now I finally see
That I can start with what You've given me